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Title: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: The Chad Cometh on March 12, 2008, 09:27:21 PM
(http://www.aintitcool.com/images2008/hulk-big.jpg)

(http://www.aintitcool.com/images2008/abomination-big.jpg)

Did a search but couldn't find a thread.

This looks badass and the trailer just went up.

http://origin.www.spike.com/presents/hulk/ (http://origin.www.spike.com/presents/hulk/)


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Hammy on March 12, 2008, 09:35:17 PM
If ever there was a picture to warn people about the effects of steroid abuse, I think you've found it. :hihi:


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: mrlee on March 13, 2008, 02:10:22 PM
is this a sequel to the last HULK movie, the one that sucked you know?


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Rockin' Rose on March 13, 2008, 02:18:23 PM
is this a sequel to the last HULK movie, the one that sucked you know?

No, it's a re-start, new actors (Edward Norton as The Hulk) new script and basicly new everything


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: GNRfan2008 on March 13, 2008, 02:27:02 PM
Meh. No way in hell I'll pay $8 to see it in a theater. I'd rather just see The Dark Knight another time.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: mrlee on March 13, 2008, 02:30:26 PM
is this a sequel to the last HULK movie, the one that sucked you know?

No, it's a re-start, new actors (Edward Norton as The Hulk) new script and basicly new everything

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: pilferk on March 13, 2008, 02:33:13 PM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: GNRfan2008 on March 13, 2008, 02:54:22 PM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.

I just watched the trailer and it looks pretty cheesy. "Our only hope," etc.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Gunner80 on March 13, 2008, 03:15:08 PM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.

I just watched the trailer and it looks pretty cheesy. "Our only hope," etc.
It's based on a comic book for one thing! ::)


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: The Dog on March 13, 2008, 11:54:41 PM
They're calling it a re-boot or a re-quel.

I bet its awesome.

Marvel seems to be pushing Iron Man as their blockbuster though.  I wonder if they're hoping Hulk is a sleeper or if their expectations are just lower for it.  It doesn't have to be a huge hit though - this is a set up for The Avengers movie starring all of the actors from all of the newest Marvel movies coming out.  Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, Ant Man (thats going to be a weird movie haha) and captain america.  wonder if spidey will make a guest appearance.

I like DC characters a lot, but a justice league movie without christain bale as batman is just going to be DUUMMBB.  And how bad was the latest superman.  terrible.

pretty interesting marketing campaign by Marvel so far - Iron Man gets a superbowl ad and a big spot during LOST (I think thats when it was on?)

and then the Hulk gets his trailer exclusively on MTV.  They are really trying to get the buzz/hype out.

3 super hero movies, plus Indy 4... should be a fun summer.

does anyone think speed racer is going to be good? looks like a bad acid trip to me.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Genesis on March 14, 2008, 12:47:41 AM
I don't make the same mistakes twice. :P


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: GNRfan2008 on March 14, 2008, 12:50:02 AM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.

I just watched the trailer and it looks pretty cheesy. "Our only hope," etc.
It's based on a comic book for one thing! ::)

And your point is? They can market it as a kickass action hero movie without such cheesy ass tag lines in the trailers.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Gunner80 on March 14, 2008, 02:57:17 AM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.

I just watched the trailer and it looks pretty cheesy. "Our only hope," etc.
It's based on a comic book for one thing! ::)

And your point is? They can market it as a kickass action hero movie without such cheesy ass tag lines in the trailers.
It's a comic book! It's going to be cheesy.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: GNRfan2008 on March 14, 2008, 02:59:32 AM

Is this one gonna be a bit more serious and kick ass, rather than a kiddie comedy fest retardedness the last one was?

Sorta, kinda, yes.

More like a high octane, action oriented version of the TV series than the Ang Lee psyho-emotional clusterfuck that was the last movie.

I mean really...who wanted to see that crap between Nolte and Banna?  Some of the most painfully sappy, painfully acted moments in film.

I just watched the trailer and it looks pretty cheesy. "Our only hope," etc.
It's based on a comic book for one thing! ::)

And your point is? They can market it as a kickass action hero movie without such cheesy ass tag lines in the trailers.
It's a comic book! It's going to be cheesy.

Road To Perdition wasn't cheesy. A History of Violence wasn't cheesy. Sin City wasn't cheesy. Batman Begins for the most part wasn't cheesy. And Hulk could easily be an awesome flick without the need for lame ass tag lines such as "our last hope" in the trailers. LOL. Hopefully the movie does NOT contain that kind of dialogue.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: crow316 on March 14, 2008, 07:41:08 AM
Road To Perdition and A History of Violence werent comics. They were graphic novels.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: The Dog on March 14, 2008, 10:45:17 AM
Road To Perdition and A History of Violence werent comics. They were graphic novels.

That is one of the nerdiest things I've heard in a long time :)


I don't see whats so cheesy about the trailer.  i liked it a lot.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: norway on March 14, 2008, 04:02:13 PM

Actually, anyone familiar with the comic books knows Ang Lee's movie lived up to that exaxtly.
The original comics are even more far out there. :P

I'd love more action and less of this personal drama tho, looks cool. :peace:


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: crow316 on June 06, 2008, 01:46:46 AM
a lot of good reviews are startin to hit the street.  Cant wait for this movie


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: sneeks on June 06, 2008, 09:26:28 AM
I'm sure I read an interview with Ed Norton where he said he only accepted the role as the movie would not rely heavily on CGI. I disagree after watching the trailer. He's too good an actor for this rubbish.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: crow316 on June 06, 2008, 12:23:44 PM
Rubbish?  You havent even seen the movie...


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: SkinnyPuppy on June 06, 2008, 09:51:53 PM
Wow,looks like Ed Norton really had to put on some muscle to play the hulk.



Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Perfect Criminal on June 07, 2008, 12:41:59 PM
Ed norton is notoriously tough to work with and has said he is not happy with the final cut of the Hulk.  He wanted more story line and less action.  He did not get his way and has pouted about it openly.  Norton's career is not as good as it should be because of the difficulties he poses to directors and movie companies.  My guess is he was psyched to get this movie.

I'm looking forward to it.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: crow316 on June 07, 2008, 05:13:45 PM
He wasnt unhappy with the final cut, he was unhappy with the running time.  Its already been said that it was blown out of proportion, he has no problem with the film. But because of the American History X thing, a big deal gets made.  Anyways, Im really looking forward to this movie...


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: mrlee on June 07, 2008, 06:30:34 PM
more action the better aslong as the action is good.


Title: Re: The Incredible Hulk
Post by: Sober_times on June 08, 2008, 03:54:55 AM
He wasnt unhappy with the final cut, he was unhappy with the running time.  Its already been said that it was blown out of proportion, he has no problem with the film. But because of the American History X thing, a big deal gets made.  Anyways, Im really looking forward to this movie...


I read, i belive on ign.com, that Norton was unhappy the cut he helped make was not selected as the final cut. The studio went with Leterrier's approved cut because they said Norton's cut was too bloated and the pace was off. IGN also reported that Norton worked very closely with Leterrier throughout the project and was very keen on doing things a certain way. Apparently he is a huge Hulk fan and wanted certain things done and written in a specific way. But he is known to get heavily involved in all his projects. Though he now says he's happy with the film, ultimatley his cut was not chosen so I am sure part of him is unsatisfied. As anybody would be.

I just hope the flick is bad-ass.  :smoking: